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Re: The problem with release-plugin

by Will Droste :: Rate this Message:

What version of SVN are you using?? On what OS etc.. Its best to use SVN 1.5 or greater.

No this is not normal to wait an hour it should be quick.. The process is basically this when a plugin is released the plugin.xml meta data gets updated on the SVN site. When you do anything plugin related it will check the version of the file (timestamp or svn revision) and update the file. Which should be quick however the main plugins-list.xml is getting larger since there's a ton of plugins and the file contains all the versions. Everything is deposited in '.grails/1.1' for caching.

I found the plugin entry and yes it is corrupted.. You'll need to re-release it.. I'm sorry this happened to you. Do you use _Events.groovy? I've seen an issue releasing plugins w/ that file present. From the stacktrace it looks like it stopped right in the middle of a commit. Its odd since it looks like meta information was not created correctly because the commit should have rolledback being SVN and all.

Regards,

Will

On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 8:29 PM, Richard Vowles <richard@...> wrote:

It is somewhat a pity that the plugin xml file that everyone downloads from isn't generated from the www.grails.org website. Then people could just point to whereever the zip file for each release was located (svn, github, etc) and the website could manage the meta-data. Just an idea.

On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 1:08 PM, Radomir Mladenovic <radomirml@...> wrote:
I think I ruined my plugin information in the repository somehow (I
guess it was when I was trying release-plugin without the config (to
reproduce error) and was using Ctrl-C to stop it when I saw that it
"worked".

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